Headband and a method for producing the headband
AssigneeGn Audio A/S
InventorsFrank Lin, Seven Huang, Alice Lin, Jon Grane Madsen, Bill Zeng
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Abstract
A headband for a headset and a method for producing the headband for the headset is disclosed. The headband is configured to carry at least one earcup of the headset. The headband comprises a carrier and a rubber suspension formed by overmolding. The method comprising the steps of providing the carrier, arranging the carrier in an injection molding tool, and forming the suspension from a rubber material by overmolding such that the suspension forms at least two attachment points to the carrier.
Claims15
A method for producing a headband for a headset, the headband comprising a carrier and suspension and being configured to carry at least one earcup of the headset, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing the carrier;
- arranging the carrier in an injection molding tool;
- forming the suspension from a rubber material by overmolding, such that the suspension forms at least two attachment points to the carrier at a first suspension end and a second suspension end that are equally distanced from a midpoint of the carrier,
- wherein the suspension forms a head pad extending between the first suspension end and the second suspension end, and
- wherein the suspension is configured to rest at and abut the top of the user's head when the headband is in use.
A headband for a headset, the headband being configured to carry at least one earcup of the headset, the headband comprising:
- a carrier curved to conform to any wearer's head, and
- a suspension,
- wherein the suspension is formed from a rubber material by overmolding, and being attached to the carrier at at least two attachment points,
- wherein the suspension forms a head pad and is configured to rest at and abut the wearer's head at a top portion when the headband is in use, and
- wherein the two attachment points are adjustably arranged at an equally spaced distance from a midpoint of the carrier.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.